Some commonly used command-line tools that you might find useful. These tools can vary depending on the operating system and the specific tasks that you need to perform, but here are some examples:
- Command Prompt/Terminal: This is the main interface for running command-line tools on Windows or Unix-based operating systems.
- SSH (Secure Shell): A secure network protocol used to remotely access and manage systems over an unsecured network.
- Ping: A tool used to test the connectivity between two devices over a network.
- Traceroute: A tool used to trace the path that data packets take from one network location to another.
- Netstat: A tool used to display active network connections, ports, and routing tables.
- Nslookup: A tool used to query DNS (Domain Name System) servers to resolve domain names into IP addresses.
- grep: A tool used to search for specific text patterns within files or output streams.
- awk: A tool used for text processing and manipulation, often used in conjunction with other command-line tools.
- sed: A tool used for text editing and substitution, often used in conjunction with other command-line tools.
- Git: A version control system used for software development, allowing multiple developers to collaborate on the same codebase.
Note that these are just a few examples, and there are many other command-line tools and utilities that may be useful for specific tasks or environments.